A photograph of the plane’s wreckage on fire is the focal point of The Guardian’s splash. While it says the cause of the crash is unclear, it reports Prigozhin’s long-standing feud with the military “would give the Russian state ample motive to take action against him”.

The paper’s front page also includes a look at the number of MPs enjoying corporate giveaways, such as tickets to concerts and sports events. It says more than a hundred MPs, including senior Conservative and Labour figures, have accepted free hospitality this summer worth more than £180,000. The freebies come from banks, oil companies, the gambling industry and media firms. Critics tell the paper it could leave MPs open to influence from those providing the benefits. Accepting hospitality is not against the rules for MPs, provided anything above £300 is registered within 28 days.